extreme -

1.

• Englishextreme

• Englishin the greatest or highest degree, intense

• Arabicشَدِيد

• Bulgarianекстремен

• Catalanextre

• Chinese

• Mandarin極度极大

• Czechextrémní

• Danishekstre

• Dutchextree, extreme, intens, intense

• Finnishäärimmäinen

• Frenchextrême

• Germanextre

• Haitian Creoleekstrè

• Italianestremo

• Japanese極度

• Khmerក្រៃលែង

• Polishskrajny

• Portugueseextremo

• Russianэкстрема́льный

• Swedishextre

• Urducheckنہایت

• 
  

• Englishextreme

• Englishexcessive, or far beyond the nor

• Arabicغَيْر اِعْتِيَادِيّ

• Bulgarianизвънреден

• Catalanextre

• Chinese

• Mandarin極端

• Dutchextree, extreme, overmatig, overmatige

• Finnishäärimmäinen, törkeä, liiallinen

• Frenchextrêmeexcessif

• Germanextre

• Hebre קיצוני

• Idoextrema

• Italianestremo

• Japanese極端

• Khmerក្រៃលែង

• Maoriinati

• Navajodoodagóó

• Polishnadzwyczajny

• Portugueseexcessivo

• Russianчрезме́рный, экстрема́льный

• Ukrainianнадмі́рний, екстрема́льний qualifier

• Urducheckحدِاکثر, checkانتہائی

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• Englishextreme

• Englishdrastic, or of great severity

• Arabicخَطِير, مُمِيت

• Bulgarianдрастичен

• Catalanextre

• Chinese

• Mandarin激烈

• Dutchextree, extreme, drastisch, drastische

• Finnishäärimmäinen, törkeä

• Frenchextrême

• Germanextre

• Italianprofondo

• Polishskrajny, drastyczny

• Portugueseextremo

• Russianчрезме́рный, чрезвыча́йный

• Swedishextrem

• Urducheckحدِاکثر, checkانتہائی

• 
  

• Englishextreme

• Englishof sports, difficult or dangerous, performed in a hazardous environment

• Arabicمُتَطَرِّف

• Bulgarianекстремен

• Chinese

• Mandarincheck極限, check极限

• Czechextrémní

• Dutchextree, extreme

• Finnishextreme

• Frenchextrême

• Italianestremo

• Polishekstremalny

• Portugueseextremo

• Russianэкстрема́льный

• Swedishextre

• Urducheckمشکل ترین, checkپرخطر

2.

• Englishinclusive

• Englishincluding the extremes as well as the area between

• Dutch..tot en met ..

• Finnishmukaan lukien

• Spanishinclusive

3.

• Englishultra-

• Englishexcessively, to an extreme

• Japanesel超

• Russianультра-, сверх-

• Scottish gaelicos-

4.

• Englishfascism

• Englishextreme totalitarian political regime

• Afrikaansfascisme

• Albanianfashizmi

• Arabicفَاشِيَّة

• Armenianֆաշիզմ

• Belarusianфашызмнацызм

• Bulgarianфашизъмнацизъм

• Catalanfeixisme

• Chinese

• Mandarin法西斯主義纳粹主义

• Czechfašismus

• Danishfascisme

• Dutchfascisme

• Estonianfašis

• Finnishfasismi

• Frenchfascisme

• Georgianneeded

• GermanFaschismus

• Greekφασισμός

• Hebre פשיזם, נאציזם

• Hindiफ़ासीवाद

• Hungarianfasizmus

• Indonesianfasisme

• Italianfascismo

• Japaneseファシズム

• Khmerកលាបនិយម

• Korean파시즘

• Latinfascismus

• Latvianfašisms

• Lithuanianfašizmas

• Norwegianfasisme

• Persianفاشیسم

• Polishfaszyzm

• Portuguesefascismo

• Romanianfascism

• Russianфаши́зм

• Serbo-Croatianfašizam

• Slovakfašizmus

• Slovenefašizem

• Spanishfascismo

• Swedishfascism

• Thaiฟาสซิสต์

• Ukrainianфашизмнацизм

• Urduفاسیواد

• Vietnamesechủ nghĩa phát xít

• Yiddishפֿאַשיזם

5.

• Englishenormity

• Englishextreme wickedness, nefariousness

• Bulgarianчудовищност

• Latinimmānitās

• Portugueseenormidade

• Romanianenormitate

6.

• Englishparanoid

• EnglishExhibiting extreme and irrational fear or distrust of others

• Catalanparanoic

• Czechparanoidní

• Germanparanoid

• Greekπαρανοϊκός

• Italianparanoico

• Portugueseparanoico

7.

• Englishfury

• Englishextreme anger

• Bulgarianяростбяс

• Catalanfúria

• Danishraseri

• Dutchrazernij

• Finnishraivo

• GermanWut

• Greekοργήλύσσα

• Hebre זעם

• Hungariandüh

• Idofurio

• Indonesianangkara

• Irishaonachas

• Italianfuria

• Macedonianјарост

• Maoringuha

• Old Englishgerisreþscipe

• Polishfuria

• Portuguesefúriafuror

• Romanianfurie, mânie

• Russianя́ростьнеи́стовство

• Serbo-Croatianjarost

• Spanishfuriafuror

• Swedishraseriursinne

• Turkishgazap, hiddet, hışı, öfke

• Volapüklezun, vut

8.

• Englishmedium

• Englishanything having a measurement intermediate between extremes

• Finnishkeskikokoinen

• Frenchmoyen

• Maoriwawaenga

9.

• Englishedge

• Englishany sharp terminating border, a margin, a brink, extreme verge

• Bulgarianръб

• Czechhrana

• Dutchgrens

• Frenchbord

• Italianbordo

• Russianгранькро́мка

• Scottish gaeliciomall

• Spanishborde

10.

• Englishnut

• Englishextreme enthusiast

• Finnishhullu

11.

• Englishanguished

• Englishexperiencing extreme discomfort

• Finnishtuskainen

• Germanschmerzgeplagt

• Persianنگران

• Portugueseangustiado, agoniado

• Russianстрада́ющий

• Spanishangustiado, acongojado

12.

• Englishskinny

• Englishthin

• Arabicنَحِيف

• Aromanianslab

• Belarusianхуды́

• Bulgarianмъ̀ршав

• Catalanmagre

• Chinese

• Cantonese瘦

• Mandarin瘦枯瘦皮包骨頭

• Czechhubený

• Dutchmager

• Finnishlaiha, luiseva

• Frenchmaigre

• Germanmager

• Hebre רָזֶה

• Hindiपतला

• Indonesiankurus

• Italianmagro

• Japanese骨と皮ばかりのやせこける

• Khmerស្គមស្គាំងស្គម

• Korean마르다빼빼하다

• Laoຈ່ອຍ

• Latinmacer

• Macedonianмршав

• Maoripakarea, hīroki, hīoi, whīrokiroki, tūpuhi, tūai,

• Mongolianneeded

• Persianلاغر

• Polishchudy

• Portuguesemagro

• Quechuaraphi

• Romanianslab

• Russianхудо́й, то́щий

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicмршав

• Romanmršav

• Slovakchudý

• Slovenemršav

• Spanishdelgado, qualifieres

• Swedishmager

• Thaiผอม

• Ukrainianхуди́й

• Urduپتلا

• Vietnamesegầy

• Yiddishמאָגער

13.

• Englishpitch

• Englishdark, extremely viscous material made by distilling tar

• Afrikaanspik

• Albanianpisë

• Arabicزِفْت

• Bashkirдегет

• Czechsmola

• Dutchpek

• Esperantopeĉo

• Finnishpiki

• Frenchpoix

• Georgianკუპრი

• GermanPech

• Greekπίσσα

• Hebre זפת

• Hungarianszurok

• Irishpic

• Italianpece

• Latinpix

• Maoritā

• Norwegianbek

• Occitanpega

• Polishsmoła

• Portuguesepiche

• Romaniansmoală

• Russianдёготь

• Scottish gaelicteàrr

• Serbo-Croatiansmola

• Spanishpez

• Swedishbeck

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• Englishpitch

• Englishpoint or peak, the extreme point or degree of elevation or depression, a limit or bound

• Finnishhuippu qualifierraja qualifier

14.

• Englishextremist

• Englishperson who holds extreme views

• Arabicمُتَطَرِّف

• Armenianծայրահեղական

• Catalanextremista

• Chinese

• Mandarin極端主義者

• Cornishden penndom

• Esperantoekstremisto

• Finnishekstremisti

• Frenchextrémiste

• GermanExtremist

• Hindiअतिवादी

• Irishantoisceach

• Japanese急進派

• Portugueseextremista

• Russianэкстреми́ст

• Spanishextremista

• Swedishextremist

• Welsheithafwr

• 
  

• Englishextremist

• Englishholding extreme views

• Arabicتَطَرُّفِيّ

• Armenianծայրահեղական

• Catalanextremista

• Cornishpenndo

• Dutchextremistisch

• Esperantoradikalega, ekstrema

• Finnishääri-

• Germanextremistisch

• Hebre קיצוני

• Portugueseextremista

• Russianэкстреми́стский

• Swedishextremistisk

• Welsheithafol

15.

• Englishbadass

• Englishhaving extreme appearance, attitude, or behavior that is considered admirable (slang)

• Czechhustej

• Finnishkova

• Frenchdur à cuire

• Polishzajebisty qualifier

• Russianкруто́й, клёвый, кла́ссный, обалде́нный, отпа́дный, улётный,

• Spanishmalvado, atrevido, riesgoso, aventurero

16.

• Englishhardcore

• Englishhaving an extreme dedication to a certain activity

• Hungarianmegszállott

• Norwegian Bokmålcheckbeinhard

• Slovenecheckizredno predan neki aktivnosti

• Spanishesforzado

• Swedishinbiten, stenhård

17.

• Englishasphyxia

• Englishcondition with extreme decrease of oxygen and increase of carbon dioxide

• Albanianasfiksi

• Dutchasfyxie

• Esperantoasfiksio

• Finnishasfyksia, hapenpuute, tukehtuminen

• Frenchasphyxie

• GermanErstickungstod

• Greekασφυξία

• Russianасфикси́я

• Spanishasfixia

• Swedishasfyxi

18.

• Englishlethargy

• Englishstate of extreme torpor or apathy

• Armenianթմրածություն, անտարբերություն, լեթարգիա

• Catalanletargia

• Chinese

• Mandarin暮氣

• Czechletargie

• Dutchonverschilligheid

• Finnishletargia, saamattomuus

• Frenchqualifierfrnonchalance

• GermanTrägheitTeilnahmslosigkeit

• Greekλήθαργος

• Japanese無関心昏睡

• Portugueseletargia

• Romanianletargie

• Russianапати́чность

• Spanishatoníaaletargamiento

• Turkishletarji, uyuşukluk, uyuşuntu, uykuntu

19.

• Englishnihilism

• Englishnegation of one or more aspects of life, extreme philosophical scepticis

• Arabicعَدَمِيَّة

• Egyptian Arabicعدميه

• Armenianնիհիլիզմ

• Azerinihiliz

• Basquenihilismo

• Belarusianнігілізм

• Bulgarianнихилизъм

• Catalannihilisme

• Cebuanomagtagad sa panghunahuna

• Chinese

• Mandarin虛無主義

• Czechnihilismus

• Danishnihilisme

• Dutchnihilisme

• Esperantoneniismo, nihilismo

• Estoniannihilis

• Finnishnihilismi

• Frenchnihilisme

• Galiciannihilismo

• Georgianნიჰილიზმი

• GermanNihilismus

• Greekμηδενισμός

• Gujaratiશૂન્યવાદ

• Haitian Creoleniilis

• Hebre ניהיליזם

• Hindiनिषेधवादविनाशवाद

• Hungariannihilizmus

• Icelandictómhyggja, níhílismi

• Indonesiannihilisme

• Irishnihileachas

• Italiannichilismo

• Japaneseニヒリズム虚無主義

• Kannadaನಿರಾಕರಣವಾದ

• Kazakhнигилизм

• Korean허무주의

• Kurdishhîçperestîtuneperestî

• Kyrgyzнигилизм

• Latinnihilismus

• Latviannihilisms

• Lithuaniannihilizmas

• Low German

• Dutch Low Saxonnihilisme

• Lower Sorbiannihilismus

• Macedonianнихилизам

• Malaynihilisme

• Malayalamനിഹിലിസം

• Norwegiannihilisme

• Nynorsknihilisme

• Occitanniilisme

• Persianنیهیلیسم

• Polishnihilizm

• Portugueseniilismo

• Punjabiਨਹਿਲਵਾਦ

• Romaniannihilis

• Russianнигили́зм

• Rusynнігілізм

• Serbo-Croatiannihilizam

• Slovaknihilizmus

• Spanishnihilismo

• Swedishnihilis

• Tagalognihilismo

• Tamilஇல்லாமை தத்துவம்

• Turkishnihiliz, hiççilik, yokçuluk

• Ukrainianнігілізм

• Uzbeknigiliz

• Vietnamesechủ nghĩa hư vô, tư tưởng đoạn diệt

• Welshnihiliaeth

• Yiddishניהיליזם

20.

• Englishdrastic

• Englishextreme, severe

• Armenianկտրուկ, վճռական, արմատական

• Asturiandrásticu

• Bulgarianдрастичен

• Catalandràstic

• Chinese

• Mandarin大刀闊斧, 大刀阔斧

• Czechdrastický

• Dutchdrastisch

• Esperantodrasta, qualifiereo

• Finnishradikaali, äärimmäinen, drastinen

• Frenchdraconien, drastique qualifier

• Galiciandrástico

• Germandrastisch

• Hebre דרסטי

• Hungariandrasztikus

• Idodrastika

• Italiandrastico

• Occitandrastic

• Polishdrastyczny

• Portuguesedrástico

• Russianинтенсивный, реши́тельный, радикальный, глубо́кий, ре́зкий, невероя́тный

• Spanishdrástico

• Swedishdrastisk

21.

• Englishend

• Englishextreme part

• Arabicنِهَايَة

• Egyptian Arabicنهاية

• Moroccan Arabicخر

• Armenianվերջ, ծայր

• Asturianfin

• Bashkirаҙаҡ

• Basqueamai

• Belarusianкане́цкрай

• Bretondiwezh

• Bulgarianкрай

• Catalanfinal

• Chinese

• Mandarin結束

• Chuvashвӗҫ

• Czechkonec

• Dalmatianfain

• Danishende, afslutning

• Dutcheinde

• Esperantofino

• Estonianlõpp

• Ewenuwuwu

• Finnishpää, loppu

• Frenchfinextrémité

• Friulianfin

• Galicianfin

• Georgianდასასრული, ბოლო, მიწურული

• GermanEnde

• Greekτέλοςτέρμα

• Hebre סוף

• Hindiअंत

• Hungarianvég

• Idofino

• Indonesianakhir, ujung

• Istriotfeîn

• Italianfine

• Japanese終了終わり終い

• Khmerចុង

• Korean끝

• Kurdishdawîdûmahî

• Laoຈົບ

• Latgalianbeigys, gols

• Latinfinisterminusexitus

• Latviangals

• Lithuanianpabaiga

• LuxembourgishEnn

• Macedonianкрај

• Maltesetmie, għeluq

• Maorihikutau qualifierpaunga qualifier

• Mongolianтөгсгөл

• Norwegianende

• Occitanfin

• Persianانتها

• Polishkoniec

• Portuguesefi, cabo

• Romaniansfârșit, terminație, capăt

• Romanschfin, fegn

• Russianконе́ц

• Sardinianfine, fini, finis

• Scottish gaeliceàrr

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicкрај

• Romankraj

• Sicilianfini

• Slovakkoniec

• Slovenekonec

• Sorbian

• Lower Sorbiankóńc

• Spanishfin

• Swahilimwisho, ncha

• Swedishslut, ände

• Tagalogkatapusan, dulo

• Thaiจบ

• Turkishson

• Ukrainianкіне́цькрай

• Urduانت

• Venetianfin

• Vietnamesekết thúc

• Walloonféncoron

• Welshdiwedd

• West frisianein

• Yiddishסוף

22.

• Englishtest

• Englishto place a product or piece of equipment under everyday and/or extreme conditions

• Catalanprovar

• Czechtestovat

• Finnishtestata

• Frenchtester

• Germanneeded

• Greekδοκιμάζω, θέτω υπό δοκιμασία

• Hungariantesztel, vizsgál

• Irishtástáil

• Italiantestare

• Portuguesetestar

• Russianтести́роватьпротести́ровать

• Slovenetestirati, preizkusiti

• Spanishexaminar, probar, testear

• Swahilimajaribio

23.

• Englishthough|even

• Englishimplying extreme example

• Afrikaansselfs

• Arabicحَتَّى, بَل

• Armenianնույնիսկ

• Azerihətta, belə, da, də

• Bashkirхатта

• Belarusianна́ват

• Bretonzoken

• Bulgarianда́же

• Burmeseတောင်

• Catalanfins i tot

• Chinese

• Mandarin連

• Czechdokonce, ještě, vůbec, i (different use cases)

• Dutchzelfs, (niet) eens

• Esperantoeĉ

• Estonianisegi

• Finnishjopa, edes

• Frenchmême, voire

• Galicianaínda, até, incluso, nin, nin sequera

• Georgianკი

• Germansogar, auch, selbst

• Greekακόμη και

• Hebre אפילו

• Hindiऔर भी

• Hungarianmég, még ha

• Idome

• Irishfiú

• Italiananche, neppure

• Japaneseさえも

• Kazakhда

• Korean조차

• Kyrgyzда

• Ladino

• Romanbilé

• Latinetia

• Latvianpat

• Lithuanianir

• Macedonianдури

• Ngazidja Comorianhata

• Norwegian

• Bokmåltil og med, selv, sågar (obsolete, poetic)

• Nynorsksjølv, endåtil, jamvel, til og med

• Persianحتی

• Polishnawet

• Portugueseaté, mesmo, nem sequer

• Romanianchiar

• Russianда́же, qualifierru

• Scottish gaeliceadhan

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicчак

• Romančak

• Slovakdokonca, až

• Sloveneceló

• Spanishincluso, hasta

• Swedishäven, ens, till och med

• Tajikҳатто

• Turkishbile, dahi, hatta

• Ukrainianна́віть

• Urduاور بھی

• Uzbekhatto, hattoki

• Vietnamesengay cả, thậm chí

• Yiddishאַפֿילו

24.

• Englishsolstice|summer

• Englishpoint where the earth stands at the extreme of its ellipsis around the sun

• Armenianարևադարձ

• Bulgarianслънцестоéне

• Catalansolstici

• Chinese

• Mandarin至日冬至

• Czechslunovrat

• Danishsolhverv

• Dutchzonnewende

• Esperantosolstico

• Finnishpäivänseisaus

• Frenchsolstice

• Georgianნაბუნიობა

• GermanSonnenwende

• Greekηλιοστάσιο

• Hungariannapforduló

• Icelandicsólstöður

• Irishgrianstad

• Italiansolstizio

• Japanese冬至

• Latviansaulgrieži

• Lithuaniansaulėgrįža

• Malaysolstis

• Maoritakanga o te rā, hikumutu qualifier

• Navajoshá niighááh, shá niiltłʼah

• Norwegian

• Bokmålsolverv

• Nynorsksolkverv

• Old Englishmidsumorsungihte

• Polishprzesilenie

• Portuguesesolstício

• Romaniansolstițiusolstițiul iernii

• Russianсолнцестоя́ние

• Serbo-Croatiansuncostaj

• Spanishsolsticio

• Swedishsommarsolstånd (the longest day), vintersolstånd (the shortest day), solstånd

• Thaiมายัน

25.

• Englishif|even

• Englishimplying extreme example

• Afrikaansselfs

• Arabicحَتَّى, بَل

• Armenianնույնիսկ

• Azerihətta, belə, da, də

• Bashkirхатта

• Belarusianна́ват

• Bretonzoken

• Bulgarianда́же

• Burmeseတောင်

• Catalanfins i tot

• Chinese

• Mandarin連

• Czechdokonce, ještě, vůbec, i (different use cases)

• Dutchzelfs, (niet) eens

• Esperantoeĉ

• Estonianisegi

• Finnishjopa, edes

• Frenchmême, voire

• Galicianaínda, até, incluso, nin, nin sequera

• Georgianკი

• Germansogar, auch, selbst

• Greekακόμη και

• Hebre אפילו

• Hindiऔर भी

• Hungarianmég, még ha

• Idome

• Irishfiú

• Italiananche, neppure

• Japaneseさえも

• Kazakhда

• Korean조차

• Kyrgyzда

• Ladino

• Romanbilé

• Latinetia

• Latvianpat

• Lithuanianir

• Macedonianдури

• Ngazidja Comorianhata

• Norwegian

• Bokmåltil og med, selv, sågar (obsolete, poetic)

• Nynorsksjølv, endåtil, jamvel, til og med

• Persianحتی

• Polishnawet

• Portugueseaté, mesmo, nem sequer

• Romanianchiar

• Russianда́же, qualifierru

• Scottish gaeliceadhan

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicчак

• Romančak

• Slovakdokonca, až

• Sloveneceló

• Spanishincluso, hasta

• Swedishäven, ens, till och med

• Tajikҳатто

• Turkishbile, dahi, hatta

• Ukrainianна́віть

• Urduاور بھی

• Uzbekhatto, hattoki

• Vietnamesengay cả, thậm chí

• Yiddishאַפֿילו

26.

• Englishethereal

• EnglishConsisting of ether, hence, exceedingly light or airy, tenuous, spiritlike, characterized by extreme delicacy

• Finnisheteerinen, haihtuva

• Frenchéthéré

• Italianetereo

• Polisheterycznyzwiewny

• Romanianeteric

27.

• Englishrecord

• Englishmost extreme known value of some achievement

• Afrikaansrekord

• Arabicرَقْم قِيَاسِيّ

• Chinese

• Mandarin紀錄最高记录

• Czechrekord

• Danishrekord

• Dutchrecord

• Esperantorekordo

• Finnishennätys

• Frenchrecord

• GermanRekordBestleistung

• Greekρεκόρ

• Hungariancsúcs, rekord

• Icelandicmet

• Italianprimato

• Japanese最高記録

• Korean기록

• Lithuanianrekordas

• Norwegian

• Bokmålrekord

• Nynorskrekord

• Portugueserecorde

• Romanianrecord

• Russianреко́рд

• Serbo-Croatianrekord

• Spanishrécord

• Swahilirekodi

• Swedishrekord

• Turkishrekor

28.

• Englishfar

• Englishextreme

• Catalanextre

• Chinese

• Mandarin極端极

• Finnishäärimmäinen, ääri-

• Frenchextrême

• Portugueseextremo

• Romanianextre

29.

• Englishmiddle ground

• Englisha compromise position between extremes

• Dutchmiddenweg

• Persianموضع میانه

• Polishrozwiązanie kompromisowe, kompromis

30.

• Englishsolstice

• Englishpoint where the earth stands at the extreme of its ellipsis around the sun

• Armenianարևադարձ

• Bulgarianслънцестоéне

• Catalansolstici

• Chinese

• Mandarin至日冬至

• Czechslunovrat

• Danishsolhverv

• Dutchzonnewende

• Esperantosolstico

• Finnishpäivänseisaus

• Frenchsolstice

• Georgianნაბუნიობა

• GermanSonnenwende

• Greekηλιοστάσιο

• Hungariannapforduló

• Icelandicsólstöður

• Irishgrianstad

• Italiansolstizio

• Japanese冬至

• Latviansaulgrieži

• Lithuaniansaulėgrįža

• Malaysolstis

• Maoritakanga o te rā, hikumutu qualifier

• Navajoshá niighááh, shá niiltłʼah

• Norwegian

• Bokmålsolverv

• Nynorsksolkverv

• Old Englishmidsumorsungihte

• Polishprzesilenie

• Portuguesesolstício

• Romaniansolstițiusolstițiul iernii

• Russianсолнцестоя́ние

• Serbo-Croatiansuncostaj

• Spanishsolsticio

• Swedishsommarsolstånd (the longest day), vintersolstånd (the shortest day), solstånd

• Thaiมายัน

31.

• Englishagony

• Englishextreme pain of mind or body

• Bulgarianмъки, гърчене, агония

• Chinese痛苦 (tòngkǔ)

• Dutchondraaglijke pijn

• Finnishtuska

• Frenchagonie

• GermanAgoniePein

• Greekοδύνη

• Icelandickvöl

• Italiandolore

• Kurdish

• Soraniژان

• Manxaaghaerard-phian

• Portugueseagonia

• Romanianagonie

• Russianстрада́ние

• Spanishagonía

• Swahilidhiki

• Swedishkval

• Turkishacı, ızdırap, kıvranma

• Volapükletod

32.

• Englishpang

• Englishparoxysm of extreme physical pain or anguish, sudden and transitory agony,throe

• GermanSchmerz

• Greekοξύς πόνοςσουβλιά

• Russianвнезапный

33.

• Englishrabid

• Englishfurious, raging, extremely violent

• Armenianկատաղի

• Asturianrabiosu, rabiáu

• Catalanrabiós

• Dutchrazend

• Emilianrabî

• Finnishraivokas, raivoisa

• Frenchenragé

• Galicianrabioso, rabiado

• Germanwütend

• Greekλυσσαλέος

• Italianarrabbiato

• Portugueseraivoso, furioso

• Russianя́ростный, бе́шеный, неи́стовый, взбеси́вшийся

• Serbo-Croatianbijesan

• Spanishrabioso

• 
  

• Englishrabid

• Englishvery extreme, unreasonable, or fanatical in opinion, excessively zealous

• Armenianկատաղի

• Emilianrabî

• Finnishkiihkeä

• Germanfanatisch

• Greekφανατικός

• Italianarrabbiato

• Russianфанати́чный, неи́стовый, я́ростный

34.

• Englishintermediate

• Englishbeing between two extremes, or in the middle of a range

• Catalanintermedi

• Chinese

• Mandarin中間中级

• Finnishväli- (in compounds), keskitason

• Frenchintermédiaire

• Georgianშუალედური

• Greekενδιάμεσος

• Indonesianmenengah

• Irishidirmheánach

• Italianintermedio

• Kurdish

• Soraniناوه‌ندی

• Portugueseintermediário, intermédio

• Russianпромежу́точный

• Scottish gaeliceadar-mheadhanach

• Spanishintermedio

• Swedishmellanliggande, intermediär

• Tagalogpampagitan

35.

• Englishterror

• Englishextreme fear

• Albanianterror, tmerr

• Armenianահ, սարսափ

• Catalanterror

• Chinese

• Mandarin恐怖

• Finnishkauhu

• Frenchterreur

• Galicianterror

• GermanSchrecken

• Greekτρόμος

• Hungarianrettegés, rémület

• Irishuafás

• Japanese恐怖

• Korean공포

• Navajoił hóóyééʼ

• Norwegian

• Bokmålterror

• Nynorskterror

• Portugueseterror

• Romanianspaimă, teroare

• Russianу́жас

• Scottish gaelicmaoim

• Slovenegroza

• Spanishterror

• Swedishterror

• Turkishdehşet

36.

• Englishedge|leading

• Englishany sharp terminating border, a margin, a brink, extreme verge

• Bulgarianръб

• Czechhrana

• Dutchgrens

• Frenchbord

• Italianbordo

• Russianгранькро́мка

• Scottish gaeliciomall

• Spanishborde

37.

• Englishpole

• Englishextreme of an axis

• Arabicقُطْب

• Armenianբևեռ

• Belarusianпо́люс

• Bulgarianпо́люс

• Chinese

• Mandarin極

• Czechpól

• Danishpol

• Dutchpool

• Esperantopoluso

• Finnishnapa

• Frenchpôle

• Galicianpolo

• GermanPol

• Greekπόλος

• Icelandicpóll

• Irishpol

• Japanese極

• Korean극

• Malaykutub

• Maoripito, tōpito

• Norwegianpol

• Polishbiegun

• Portuguesepolo

• Romanianpol

• Russianпо́люс

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicпо̑л

• Romanpȏl

• Spanishpolo

• Swahilimlingoti

• Swedishpol

• Turkishkutup

• Ukrainianпо́люс

38.

• Englishevangelist

• Englishperson marked by extreme enthusias

• Finnishkiihkoilija, intoilija

• Frenchcheckévangéliste

• Italiancheckevangelista

• Spanishcheckevangelista

• c (4, 5)

39.

• Englisheven

• Englishimplying extreme example

• Afrikaansselfs

• Arabicحَتَّى, بَل

• Armenianնույնիսկ

• Azerihətta, belə, da, də

• Bashkirхатта

• Belarusianна́ват

• Bretonzoken

• Bulgarianда́же

• Burmeseတောင်

• Catalanfins i tot

• Chinese

• Mandarin連

• Czechdokonce, ještě, vůbec, i (different use cases)

• Dutchzelfs, (niet) eens

• Esperantoeĉ

• Estonianisegi

• Finnishjopa, edes

• Frenchmême, voire

• Galicianaínda, até, incluso, nin, nin sequera

• Georgianკი

• Germansogar, auch, selbst

• Greekακόμη και

• Hebre אפילו

• Hindiऔर भी

• Hungarianmég, még ha

• Idome

• Irishfiú

• Italiananche, neppure

• Japaneseさえも

• Kazakhда

• Korean조차

• Kyrgyzда

• Ladino

• Romanbilé

• Latinetia

• Latvianpat

• Lithuanianir

• Macedonianдури

• Ngazidja Comorianhata

• Norwegian

• Bokmåltil og med, selv, sågar (obsolete, poetic)

• Nynorsksjølv, endåtil, jamvel, til og med

• Persianحتی

• Polishnawet

• Portugueseaté, mesmo, nem sequer

• Romanianchiar

• Russianда́же, qualifierru

• Scottish gaeliceadhan

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicчак

• Romančak

• Slovakdokonca, až

• Sloveneceló

• Spanishincluso, hasta

• Swedishäven, ens, till och med

• Tajikҳатто

• Turkishbile, dahi, hatta

• Ukrainianна́віть

• Urduاور بھی

• Uzbekhatto, hattoki

• Vietnamesengay cả, thậm chí

• Yiddishאַפֿילו

40.

• Englishabhorrence

• Englishextreme aversion

• Bulgarianотвращение

• Danishafsky

• Dutchafkeerafgrijzen

• Finnishinho, kammo

• Frenchaversionhorreur

• GermanAbscheu

• Irishfuath

• Portugueseaversãorepugnância

• Romanianabhorarerepugnanță

• Russianотвраще́ние

• Spanishaborrecimientorepugnancia

41.

• Englishextremity

• Englishextreme measure

• Armenianծայրահեղություն

• Bulgarianкрайност

• Czechkrajnost

• Finnishäärimmäisyys, äärimitta

• GermanÄußerste

• Hungarianszélsőség

• Russianкра́йность

42.

• Englishdesperate

• Englishextremely intense

• Finnishepätoivoinen

• Arabiccheckيَائِس, checkقَانِط

• Chinese

• Mandarincheck絕望

• Czechcheckzoufalý

• Dutchcheckwanhopig, checkvertwijfeld, checkradeloos, checkhopeloos, checkdesperaat

• Frenchcheckdésespéré

• Germancheckverzweifelt

• Hebre checkמיואש

• IcelandiccheckÖrvæntingafullur

• Japanesecheck絶望的

• Macedoniancheckочаен

• Serbo-Croatiancheckочајан

• Vietnamesechecktuyệt vọng

43.

• Englishpolarity

• Englishone of two extremes

• Chinese

• Mandarin極性

• Finnishääripää, napa

• Frenchpolarité

• GermanPolarität

• Greekπόλωση

• Japanese極性

• Portuguesepolaridade

• Russianполя́рность

44.

• Englishmidpoint

• Englishpoint equidistant between two extremes

• Finnishpuoliväli

• Frenchneeded

• GermanWechselpunktMitte

• Irishlárphointe

• Italianneeded

• Norwegian

• Bokmålmidtpunkt

• Nynorskmidtpunkt

• Portuguesemeio

• Slovakstred

• Spanishmitad

• Tagaloggituldok

• Turkishorta nokta

45.

• Englishdeathly

• Englishextreme

• Finnishsee: kuollakseen qualifier

• Russianсмерте́льный

46.

• Englishtoe

• Englishsomething resembling a toe, especially at the bottom or extreme end of something

• Finnishkärki

47.

• Englishextremism

• Englishextreme ideas or actions

• Arabicتَطَرُّف

• Belarusianэкстрэмізм

• Bulgarianекстремизъм

• Catalanextremisme

• Chinese

• Mandarin極端主義过激主义

• Cornishpenndomereth

• Czechextremismus

• Esperantoekstremismo

• Finnishääriaate

• Frenchextrémisme

• GermanExtremismus

• Hebre קיצוניות ורדיקליזם

• Hindiअतिवाद

• Italianestremismo

• Japanese過激主義

• Korean극단주의

• Malayfaham pelampau, faham ekstremis, ekstremisme

• Polishekstremizm

• Portugueseextremismo

• Romanianextremism

• Russianэкстреми́зм

• Serbo-Croatianекстремизамekstremizam

• Spanishextremismo

• Swedishextremis

• Ukrainianекстремізм

• Vietnamesechủ nghĩa cực đoan (

• Welsheithafiaeth

48.

• Englishfreak

• Englishperson who has an obsession or extreme knowledge of something

• Czechnadšenecmachr

• Dutchfanaat

• Finnishfriikki

• Frenchfanatique, foumordu

• GermanFreak

• Italianmaniacopatito

• Macedonianфанатик

• Russianфана́тикфана́т

• Spanishfanático, pirado

• Turkishmanyak

49.

• Englishtip

• Englishextreme end of something

• Arabicأَسْلَة

• Armenianծայր

• Catalanpunta

• Chamicuroyawa

• Chinese

• Mandarin尖頂

• Dutchpunt

• Esperantopinto

• Finnishkärki

• Frenchboutextrémité

• Georgianწვერი

• GermanSpitze

• Greekαιχμή

• Hebre קצהשפיץ

• Icelandicneeded

• Italianpunta

• Japanese先

• Khmerចុង

• Kurdish

• Soraniنووک

• Maorihiku, kāmata qualifierpōkanekane qualifier

• Mongolianneeded

• Persianنوکتوک

• Polishczubek

• Portugueseponta

• Russianко́нчикнаконе́чник

• Slovakšpica

• Swahilikiinua mgongo

• Swedishspets

• Teluguమొన

• Thaineeded

• Vietnameseneeded

• Wallooncopete

• Yiddishשפּיץ

• Zuluisihloko

• ǃXóõǀʻá

50.

• Englishintolerance

• Englishextreme sensitivity to a food or drug, allergy

• Finnishintoleranssi

• GermanIntoleranz

• Italianintolleranza

• Portugueseintolerância

• Romanianintoleranță

• Spanishintolerancia

• Swedishintolerans

51.

• Englishabsurdly

• Englishto an extreme degree

• Catalanabsurdament

• Normanabsurdément

• Portugueseabsurdamente

52.

• Englishabomination

• Englishthe feeling of extreme disgust

• Bulgarianотвращение, ненавист

• Chinese

• Mandarin厭惡

• Czechodpor

• Dutchafschuw, walging, afgrijzenabominatie

• Esperantoabomeno

• Frenchabomination

• GermanAbscheu

• Hungarianundor

• Japanese嫌悪

• Portugueseabominação

• Romanianaversiune

• Russianотвраще́ние

• Slovakhnus

• Swedishavsky

• Turkishtiksinme, iğrenme

53.

• Englishrapture

• Englishextreme pleasure, happiness or excitement

• Finnishhurmos, hurmio

54.

• Englishexcruciating

• EnglishVery intense, extreme

• Dutchextree, intens

• Finnishmusertava

• Spanishterrible

• Turkishfeci

• Welshdirdynnol

55.

• Englishviolent

• Englishinvolving extreme force or motion

• Arabicعَنِيف

• Armenianբուռն

• Catalanviolent

• Chinese

• Mandarin暴力

• Czechprudký

• Danishvoldso

• Finnishraju

• Frenchviolent

• Germanheftig, gewaltig, brutal, gewalttätig

• Greekβίαιος

• Hungarianheves

• Irishforéigneach

• Italianviolento

• Japanese激しい

• Maoriwhakarawarawa, taikaha, pūkeri qualifier

• Old Englishstræc, stearc

• Polishgwałtowny

• Portugueseviolento

• Romanianviolent

• Russianнеи́стовый

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicна́силан, жѐсток

• Romannásilan, žèstok

• Spanishviolento

• Swedishvåldsa

56.

• Englishextremophile

• Englishorganism that lives under extreme conditions

• Catalanextremòfil

• Chinese

• Mandarin嗜極生物

• Finnishekstremofiili

• Frenchextrêmophile

• Greekακρόφιλος

• Portugueseextremófilo

• Russianэкстремофи́л

• Spanishextremófilo

57.

• Englishtorment

• Englishextreme pain

• Arabicتَعْذِيب

• Armenianչարչարանք

• Catalanturment

• Chinese

• Mandarin苦痛

• Czechutrpení, mučenítrýzeň

• Dalmatiantormiant

• Danishsmerte

• Dutchkwelling

• Esperantoturmento

• Estonianpiin

• Finnishpiina, tuska

• Frenchtourment

• Friuliantorment

• GermanQual

• Greekμαρτύριο

• Hungariankín

• Icelandickvöl

• Idotormento

• Indonesianazab, keazaban

• Italiancrucciotarlo

• Japanese苦痛

• Korean고통

• Latincruciatus

• Latvianmokas

• Lithuaniankančia

• Norwegianpine, kval, lidelse

• Persianعذابشکنجه

• Polishmęka, udręka

• Portuguesetormento

• Romanianchinzbucium

• Russianмуче́ние

• Sardiniantormentu, turmentu, trumentu, tromentu

• Slovakutrpenie

• Slovenemuka

• Spanishtormento

• Swedishplåga, pina, kval

• Turkishşiddetli acı, azap

58.

• Englishfamine

• Englishextreme shortage of food in a region

• Afrikaanshongersnood

• Ainuケㇺ

• Arabicمَجَاعَة

• Armenianսով

• Aromanianfoamitã

• Azeriaclıq

• Belarusianго́лад

• Bulgarianглад

• Burmeseအငတ်ဘေး

• Chinese

• Mandarin飢餓

• Czechhladomor

• Danishhungersnød

• Dutchhongersnood

• Esperantoneeded

• Estoniannäljahäda

• Finnishnälänhätä

• Frenchfamine

• Georgianშიმშილი

• GermanHungersnot

• Greekλιμός

• Hebre רָעָב

• Hindiअकाल

• Hungarianéhínség

• Icelandichungursneyð

• Idofamino

• Irishgorta

• Italiancarestia

• Japanese飢饉

• Kazakhашаршылық

• Khmerទុរ្ភិក្ស

• Korean기아

• Kurdishxela

• Kyrgyzачтык

• Latinfamēs

• Latvianbads

• Lithuanianbadmetis

• Macedonianглад

• Malayalamപട്ടിണി

• Maranaokanggotma

• Mongolianөлсгөлөн

• Navajohodichin, dichin

• Norwegian

• Bokmålhungersnød

• Nynorskhungersnaud

• Old church slavonic

• Cyrillicгладъ

• Persianقحطیگرسنگی

• Polishgłód

• Portuguesefome

• Romanianfoamete

• Russianго́лод

• Scottish gaelicgort

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicглад

• Romanglad

• Slovakhladomor

• Slovenelakota

• Sorbian

• Lower Sorbiangłod

• Upper Sorbianhłód

• Spanishhambruna, hambre

• Swedishhungersnöd

• Tagalogtagguto

• Tajikгуруснагӣ

• Tatarачлык

• Thaiทุพภิกขภัย

• Turkishkıtlık, açlık, yokluk, darlık

• Ukrainianго́лод

• Urduاکال

• Vietnamesenạn đói

• Welshnewyn

• West frisianhongersneed, breakrapte

• Yiddishהונגער

• 
  

• Englishfamine

• Englisha period of extreme shortage of food in a region

• Armenianսով

• Belarusianго́лад

• Bulgarianглад

• Burmeseဒုဗ္ဘိက္ခန္တရကပ်

• Chinese

• Mandarin飢荒

• Czechhladomor

• Frenchfamine

• GermanHungersnot

• Irishgorta

• Polishgłód

• Portuguesefome

• Romanianfoamete

• Russianго́лод

• Slovakhladomor

• Sorbian

• Lower Sorbiangłod

• Swedishsvält

• Tagalogtagguto

• Turkishkıtlık, açlık

• Ukrainianго́лодголодомо́р

• Welshnewyn

59.

• Englishlollapalooza

• Englishoutstanding, extreme, outrageous example of its kind

• Czechúlet

• Finnishomituisuus, kummallisuus

• Polishrewelacja

60.

• Englishutmost

• EnglishThe most extreme, ultimate

• Chinese

• Mandarin極

• Dutchuiterst, hoogst

• Frenchplus grand

• Germanäußerst, höchst

• Greekυπέρτατος

• Hungarianlegnagyobb

• Japanese最大

• Portugueseextremo, derradeiro

• Russianпреде́льный, наивы́сший, велича́йший, экстрема́льный

• Spanishdescollante, sobresaliente, extremado, sumo

• Swedishyttersta

• Mandarincheck最大

• Italiancheckmassimo

• Koreancheck최대

61.

• Englishdevilish

• Englishextreme, excessive

• Bulgarianголямстрахотен

• Chinese

• Mandarin非常

• Dutchdeksels, duivels, verduiveld

• Frenchinfernal, diabolique

• Germanteuflisch

• Hungarianpokoli, állati

• Japanese非常

• Portugueseextremo

• Russianчерто́вский, дья́вольский, а́дский, стра́шный

• Swedishdjävlig, jävlig, djävulsk

• Hebre checkשטני

• Italiancheckdiabolico

• Koreancheck악마 같은

• Spanishcheckdiabólico

62.

• Englishdestitution

• Englishextreme state of poverty

• Bulgarianмизерия

• Catalanindigència

• Finnishvarattomuus, äärimmäinen köyhyys

• Frenchindigence

• GermanArmut

• Greekένδεια

• Irishdíothacht

• Navajotéʼéʼį́

• Persianفلاکت

• Portuguesepenúria

• Russianнужда́

• Scottish gaelicairc

• Spanishindigencia

• Swahiliufukara

• Swedisharmod

63.

• Englishapoplectic

• Englishextremely angry and unable to speak

• Finnishglossfi

• Portugueseapopléctico, apoplético

64.

• Englishuser|end

• Englishextreme part

• Arabicنِهَايَة

• Egyptian Arabicنهاية

• Moroccan Arabicخر

• Armenianվերջ, ծայր

• Asturianfin

• Bashkirаҙаҡ

• Basqueamai

• Belarusianкане́цкрай

• Bretondiwezh

• Bulgarianкрай

• Catalanfinal

• Chinese

• Mandarin結束

• Chuvashвӗҫ

• Czechkonec

• Dalmatianfain

• Danishende, afslutning

• Dutcheinde

• Esperantofino

• Estonianlõpp

• Ewenuwuwu

• Finnishpää, loppu

• Frenchfinextrémité

• Friulianfin

• Galicianfin

• Georgianდასასრული, ბოლო, მიწურული

• GermanEnde

• Greekτέλοςτέρμα

• Hebre סוף

• Hindiअंत

• Hungarianvég

• Idofino

• Indonesianakhir, ujung

• Istriotfeîn

• Italianfine

• Japanese終了終わり終い

• Khmerចុង

• Korean끝

• Kurdishdawîdûmahî

• Laoຈົບ

• Latgalianbeigys, gols

• Latinfinisterminusexitus

• Latviangals

• Lithuanianpabaiga

• LuxembourgishEnn

• Macedonianкрај

• Maltesetmie, għeluq

• Maorihikutau qualifierpaunga qualifier

• Mongolianтөгсгөл

• Norwegianende

• Occitanfin

• Persianانتها

• Polishkoniec

• Portuguesefi, cabo

• Romaniansfârșit, terminație, capăt

• Romanschfin, fegn

• Russianконе́ц

• Sardinianfine, fini, finis

• Scottish gaeliceàrr

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicкрај

• Romankraj

• Sicilianfini

• Slovakkoniec

• Slovenekonec

• Sorbian

• Lower Sorbiankóńc

• Spanishfin

• Swahilimwisho, ncha

• Swedishslut, ände

• Tagalogkatapusan, dulo

• Thaiจบ

• Turkishson

• Ukrainianкіне́цькрай

• Urduانت

• Venetianfin

• Vietnamesekết thúc

• Walloonféncoron

• Welshdiwedd

• West frisianein

• Yiddishסוף

65.

• Englishexceedingly

• Englishextremely

• Finnisherittäin, ylen, perin, tavattoman, varsin

• Frenchextrêmement, énormément

• Greekσφόδρα, υπερβολικά, υπέρμετρα

• Romanianextrem

• Spanishextremadamente

• Swedishytterst, oerhört, synnerligen

66.

• Englishviolence

• Englishextreme force

• Catalanviolència

• Chinese

• Mandarin暴力

• Dutchgeweld

• Estonianvägivald

• Finnishqualifierfi

• Frenchviolence

• Georgianძალადობა

• GermanGewalt

• Greekβία

• Hebre אלימות

• Hindiहिंसा

• Hungarianerőszak

• Irishneart

• Italianviolenza

• Japanese猛威

• Korean격렬하다

• Ladinviulënza

• Latinviolentia

• Macedonianнасилство

• Maoritūkeri qualifier

• Norwegian

• Bokmålvold

• Nynorskvald

• Polishgwałtowność

• Portugueseviolência

• Romanianviolență

• Russianси́ла

• Sanskritहिंसा

• Scottish gaelicainneart

• Serbo-Croatianžestìna

• Sicilianviulenza

• Spanishviolencia

• Swedishvåld

67.

• Englishhorribly

• Englishextremely

• Czechhrozně

• Finnishkauhean, kauheasti

• Frenchhorriblement

• Russianужа́сно, стра́шно

68.

• Englishmortification

• Englisha sensation of extreme shame

• Greekταπείνωση

• Japanese屈辱

69.

• Englishexorbitant

• Englishexceeding proper limits

• Bulgarianпрекален

• Chinese

• Mandarin過高过高

• Czechpřemrštěný

• Danisheksorbitant

• Dutchexorbitant, buitensporig

• Finnishkohtuuton

• Frenchexorbitant

• Germanexorbitant, maßlos

• Italianesorbitante

• Japaneseとんでもないsc=Jpan

• Macedonianпрекумеренпретеран

• Malaymelampau, lebih daripada biasa

• Norwegianublu

• Portugueseexorbitante

• Russianчрезме́рный, безме́рный, непоме́рный, чрезвыча́йный qualifier

• Spanishexorbitante

• Swedishomåttlig, orimlig

70.

• Englishintense

• Englishextreme in degree

• Catalanintens

• Italianintenso

• Malayamat

• Maorikitakita qualifiermātaratara qualifier

• Norwegian

• Bokmålintensiv

• Nynorskintensiv

• Portugueseintenso

• Romanianintens

• Spanishintenso

71.

• Englishcenter

• Englishcause something to have a value midway between extremes

• Bulgarianцентрирам

• Finnishkeskittää

• Germanzenterieren, ausmitteln

• Spanishmediar, promediar

72.

• Englishterrible

• Englishintense, extreme in degree or extent

• Arabicمُرْعِب

• Catalanterrible

• Chinese

• Mandarinneeded

• Finnishkamala, kauhea, hirveä, hirvittävä

• Frenchterribleépouvantable

• Greekφρικτός

• Japanese極端

• Norwegianfryktelig, forferdelig

• Polishstraszny

• Portugueseterrível

• Romaniangroaznic, impresionant

• Russianужа́сный

• Tagalogmatindi

• Turkishkorkunç, fahiş, feci

73.

• Englishloathing

• Englishsense of revulsion, distaste, detestation, extreme hatred or dislike

• Catalanaversió

• Dutchafkeer

• Finnishinho, vastenmielisyys, iljetys

• Frenchdégoût

• GermanHassAbscheu

• Hungarianiszony, iszonyat

• Irishgnás

• Japanese嫌悪

• Latinfastidium

• Portugueseódio

• Russianотвраще́ние

• Scottish gaelicsgreamh

• Spanishodio, ascorepelo

74.

• Englishanguish

• Englishextreme pain

• Armenianneeded

• Bulgarianмъчение, страдание, терзание

• Chinese

• Mandarinneeded

• Dutchdoodsangstdoodsstrijd

• Esperantoneeded

• Finnishkärsimys, tuska

• Frenchangoisse de la mort, affres de la mort, calvaire, croix

• Georgianneeded

• GermanKreuz, Agonie, Todesangst

• Greekοδύνηαγωνίαμαρτύριο

• Hungarianaggodalo, gyötrele, gyötrődés, kín

• Irishpianpháis

• Italianangoscia, agonia, calvario, croce, ambascia

• Japaneseneeded

• Khmerneeded

• Koreanneeded

• Kurdish

• Soraniداخ

• Manxard-ghuinn

• Maoriauētanga, kohuki qualifier

• Mongolianneeded

• Persianغم

• Polishcierpienie

• Portugueseagonia

• Romanianagonie

• Russianму́кастрада́ние

• Sardinian

• Campidaneseaffinu

• Logudoreseamargura, batturellu

• Sassareseiscancagòri

• Serbo-Croatianagonija

• Spanishangustia, congoja

• Thaineeded

• Vietnameseneeded

75.

• Englishnarcissist

• Englishone who shows extreme love for himself or hersel

• Catalannarcís

• Chinese

• Mandarin自我陶醉者自戀者

• Czechnarcista

• Finnishnarsisti

• Frenchnarcissique

• GermanNarzisst

• Hebre נרקיסיסט

• Japaneseナルシスト

• Norwegian

• Bokmålnarsissist

• Nynorsknarsissist

• Spanishnarciso

• GermancheckNarzisst

• Italianchecknarcisistanarciso

76.

• Englishferocious

• EnglishMarked by extreme and violent energy

• Armenianվայրագ

• Bulgarianдив

• Catalanferotge

• Chamicuropchajtoki

• Chinese

• Mandarin猖

• Dutchwoest, wild, heftig

• Esperantoferoca

• Finnishjulma, raivokas, raivopäinen

• Frenchféroce

• Germanwild, brutal

• Greekάγριος

• Hungariankegyetlen

• Idoferoca

• Italianferoce

• Persianسبع

• Polishbrutalnyokrutny

• Portugueseferoz

• Russianсвире́пый

• Spanishferoz

• Swedishvild, vildsynt

77.

• Englishverge

• Englishextreme limit

• Chinese

• Mandarin邊際, 边际

• Finnishääriraja, parras, kynnys

• GermanRand

• Indonesianambang

• Portuguesebeira

• Russianгрань

• Scottish gaeliciomall

78.

• Englishatrocity

• Englishextremely cruel act

• Arabicبِشَاعَة

• Armenianդաժանություն, գազանություն

• Asturianatrocidá

• Basqueankerkeria, basatikeria

• Bulgarianзверство

• Catalanatrocitat

• Chinese

• Mandarin暴行

• Czechzvěrstvo

• Danishgrusomhed

• Dutchwreedheid

• Faroesegrimd

• Finnishjulmuus, hirmuteko

• Frenchatrocité

• Galicianatrocidade

• GermanGrausamkeit

• Greekθηριωδίαωμότηταβαρβαρότητα

• Hebre פשע נגד האנושות pesha neged haenosut crime against humanity

• Hungarianatrocitás

• Irishainghníomh

• Italianatrocità

• Japanese残虐行為残虐惨酷

• Korean극악

• Latinatrocitas

• Lithuanianžvėriškumas

• Norwegiangrusomhet

• Persianسبعیت

• Polishokrucieństwo

• Portugueseatrocidade

• Romanianatrocitate

• Russianзлодея́ниежесто́кость

• Sardinian

• Logudoreseatrotzidade

• Sassareseatrotzidai

• Scottish gaelicbuirbeuabhas

• Serbo-Croatiansvirepost

• Slovakkrutosť, ukrutnosť, brutalita

• Spanishatrocidad

• Swedishgrymhet, skändlighet, ohygglighet

• Tagaloggawaing may sukdulang pagpapahirap

• Teluguఘోరం

79.

• Englishfanatical

• Englishhaving an extreme, irrational zeal or enthusias

• Catalanfanàtic

• Czechfanatický

• Frenchfanatique

• Germanfanatisch

• Greekφανατικός

• Hungarianfanatikus

• Italianfanatico

• Turkishbağnaz, fanatik

80.

• Englishextremes

• Englishthings that exhibit absolute difference

• Dutchuitersten

• Tagalogmga sukdulan

• Welshbegwn, begwn

81.

• Englisharch-

• Englishchief, highest, most extreme

• Bulgarianархи-

• Czecharci-

• Danishærke-

• Dutchaarts-

• Finnisharkki-, peri-

• Frencharchi-

• Germanerz-

• Greekαρχι-

• Irishard-

• Luxembourgishäerz-

• Norwegianerke-

• Polisharcy-

• Portuguesearqui-

• Russianархи-, сверх-, наи-

• Serbo-Croatiannad-

• Spanisharchi-, arqui-, arzo-

• Swedishärke-

• Welsharch-

82.

• Englishtyranny

• Englishextreme severity or rigour

• Danishtyranni

• Estoniantürannia

• GermanTyrannei

• Greekτυραννία

• Italiantirannia

• Persianظلم

• Polishtyrania

• Portuguesetirania

• Romaniantiranie

• Russianтирани́я

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicтиранија

• Romantiranija

83.

• Englishend|in

• Englishextreme part

• Arabicنِهَايَة

• Egyptian Arabicنهاية

• Moroccan Arabicخر

• Armenianվերջ, ծայր

• Asturianfin

• Bashkirаҙаҡ

• Basqueamai

• Belarusianкане́цкрай

• Bretondiwezh

• Bulgarianкрай

• Burmeseအဆုံး

• Catalanfinal

• Chinese

• Mandarin結束

• Chuvashвӗҫ

• Czechkonec

• Dalmatianfain

• Danishende, afslutning

• Dutcheinde

• Esperantofino

• Estonianlõpp

• Ewenuwuwu

• Finnishpää, loppu

• Frenchfinextrémité

• Friulianfin

• Galicianfin

• Georgianდასასრული, ბოლო, მიწურული

• GermanEnde

• Greekτέλοςτέρμα

• Hebre סוֹף

• Hindiअंत

• Hungarianvég

• Idofino

• Indonesianakhir, ujung

• Istriotfeîn

• Italianfine

• Japanese終了終わり終い

• Khmerចុង

• Korean끝

• Kurdishdawîdûmahî

• Laoຈົບ

• Latgalianbeigys, gols

• Latinfinisterminusexitus

• Latviangals

• Lithuanianpabaiga

• LuxembourgishEnn

• Macedonianкрај

• Maltesetmie, għeluq

• Maorihikutau qualifierpaunga qualifier

• Mongolianтөгсгөл

• Norwegianende

• Occitanfin

• Persianانتها

• Polishkoniec

• Portuguesefi, cabo

• Romaniansfârșit, terminație, capăt

• Romanschfin, fegn

• Russianконе́ц

• Sardinianfine, fini, finis

• Scottish gaeliceàrr

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicкрај

• Romankraj

• Sicilianfini

• Slovakkoniec

• Slovenekonec

• Sorbian

• Lower Sorbiankóńc

• Spanishfin

• Swahilimwisho, ncha

• Swedishslut, ände

• Tagalogkatapusan, dulo

• Thaiจบ

• Turkishson

• Ukrainianкіне́цькрай

• Urduانت

• Venetianfin

• Vietnamesekết thúc

• Walloonféncoron

• Welshdiwedd

• West frisianein

• Yiddishסוף

84.

• Englishfreezing cold

• Englishextremely and unpleasantly cold

• Dutchijskoud

• 
  

• Englishfreezing cold

• Englishextreme and unpleasant cold

• Dutchvrieskou

• Frenchfroid de canard

85.

• Englishhorrify

• Englishto cause to feel extreme apprehension or unease

• Czechděsit

• Finnishkauhistuttaa, hirvittää

• Romanianînfiora, îngrozi, oripila

• Spanishhorripilar

86.

• Englishcupidity

• Englishextreme greed, especially for wealth

• Armenianագահություն, ընչաքաղցություն

• Bulgarianалчност

• Czechchamtivost

• GermanHabgier

• Italiancupidigia

• Macedonianалчностлакомост

• Romaniancupiditate

• Russianа́лчностькорыстолю́бие

• Scottish gaelicsannt

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicпохлепаалавост

• Latinpohlepaalavost

• Spanishcodicia

87.

• Englishextremum

• Englishmathematics

• GermanExtremum

• Greekακρότατο

• Italianestremo

• Persianاکسترمم

• Polishekstremum

• Portugueseextremo

• Russianэкстре́мум

• Swedishextremvärdeextrempunkt

• Turkishekstremu, ekstremum nokta

88.

• Englishfire-eater

• Englishextreme partisan for the South

89.

• Englishwingnut

• Englishodd, eccentric, and/or extreme person

• Finnishkummajainen, hörhö

• GermanSpinner

• Russianебанатчуда́к

90.

• Englishheavy-handed

• Englishextreme, unnecessarily forceful

• Finnishkovaotteinen, kovakourainen

• Germanextre, drastisch, durchgreifend, streng, übertriebend, drückend

• Spanishdraconiano, drástico

91.

• Englishpolarization

• Englishgrouping of opinions into two extremes

• Frenchpolarisation

• GermanPolarisierung

• Greekπόλωση

• Italianpolarizzazione

• Portuguesepolarização

• Spanishpolarización

92.

• Englishhairpin

• Englishcharacterized by an extreme bend

• Finnishneulansilmä

• Greekφουρκέτα

• Spanishmuy cerrado

• Swedishhårnåls-

93.

• Englishedge|the

• Englishany sharp terminating border, a margin, a brink, extreme verge

• Bulgarianръб

• Czechhrana

• Dutchgrens

• Frenchbord

• Italianbordo

• Russianгранькро́мка

• Scottish gaeliciomall

• Spanishborde

94.

• Englishultraright

• Englishextremely right-wing

• Bulgarianултраде́сен

• Catalanultradreta

• Chinese

• Mandarin極右

• Finnishäärioikeistolainen

• Frenchextrême droitier, extrême-droite

• Germanultrarechts, rechtsextre

• Greekακροδεξιός

• Japanese極右

• Korean극우

• Russianультрапра́вый, кра́йне пра́вый

• Spanishultraderecha

• Swedishextremhöger

95.

• Englishequable

• EnglishFree from extremes of heat or cold

• Bulgarianравномерен, умерен

96.

• Englishabysmally

• Englishto an extreme degree

• Portugueseabissalmente

97.

• Englishblinding

• Englishto an extreme degree

• Finnishäärettömän

98.

• Englishheart-breaking

• Englishthat causes extreme sorrow or grie

• Finnishsydäntäsärkevä

• Frenchdéchirant

• Greekσπαραξικάρδιος

• Irishcroíbhriste

• Italianstraziante

• Norwegian

• Bokmålhjerteskjærende

• Russianдушераздира́ющий (lit: soul-rending)

• Spanishdesgarrador

99.

• Englisharchi-

• Englishchief, highest, most extreme

• Greekαρχι-

• Portuguesearqui-

• Russianархи-

• Spanisharchi-, arqui-, arzo-

100.

• Englishviciousness

• Englishthe desire to cause harm to others, extreme cruelty

• Chinese

• Mandarin恶意

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